.Now the trip is complete and you’re well rested after your exciting adventure, there is still one more thing that you have to do. You are all required to complete a Photo Story of your personal and learning adventures that took place over the seven days of the hike. Photo story is a program on your school computers that allows you to make a story from pictures that you took along the hike. There will be heaps of pictures to use, located on your student drive. You are also encouraged to use any pictures that you took yourself whilst on the track.
Your story must include personal challenges, successes, and failures (if there were any), that you yourself encountered on the trip. It must also show clear links to the theory and how you have applied it (whether successful or or not), on the trip. The slide show doesn’t just have to have pictures! It can have music, narration, titles and speech bubble, just like in a comic book! So show just how creative, funny, exciting, sad or loving you can be in your story. This activity is a chance for you to reflect on your experience on the trip and have a last piece of work that will hopefully be able to inspire you in the future. A great way to enhance the quality of your story is to keep a journal while on the walk. Your journal should be written in, every night before bed and more if you feel the need. It should chronicle your physical, emotional and mental failures and triumps during your hike. After the trip when preparing your story you can refer to your journal for ideas. GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN!!
Photo story is a program on your school computers that allows you to make a story from pictures that you took along the hike. There will be heaps of pictures to use, located on your student drive. You are also encouraged to use any pictures that you took yourself whilst on the track.
Your story must include personal challenges, successes, and failures (if there were any), that you yourself encountered on the trip. It must also show clear links to the theory and how you have applied it (whether successful or or not), on the trip.
The slide show doesn’t just have to have pictures! It can have music, narration, titles and speech bubble, just like in a comic book! So show just how creative, funny, exciting, sad or loving you can be in your story.
This activity is a chance for you to reflect on your experience on the trip and have a last piece of work that will hopefully be able to inspire you in the future. A great way to enhance the quality of your story is to keep a journal while on the walk. Your journal should be written in, every night before bed and more if you feel the need. It should chronicle your physical, emotional and mental failures and triumps during your hike. After the trip when preparing your story you can refer to your journal for ideas. GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN!!